MUSSELpdb | valid sp. Chambardia letourneuxi specimens

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This page reports the specimens in the MUSSELpdb and provides a map if geocodes are known. The taxonomic history reports the record of different names and combinations that have been applied to this species (and its synonyms) since 2007.

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species Chambardia letourneuxi Bourguignat in Servain, 1890: specimens
8 nominal species as synonyms

Taxonomic History (since 2007)

Chambardia letourneuxi — Graf & Cummings (2007), Graf & Cummings (2007), Van Damme & Van Bocxlaer (2009), Van Damme et al. (2010), IUCN (2010), Bogan (2010), Graf & Cummings (2011), Graf & Cummings (2021)

Range: Known only from the lower Nile, Egypt. Possibly extinct.

Map of Georeferenced Specimens
species map

Egypt
BMNH_1937-12-30-13154 El Faiyum, Egypt	USNM_86768 R. Nile, Egypt	MNHN_MP_0924 Canal St. Joseph
USNM_126496 Bahr Yussuf, Egypt	SMF_12208 Neolithic Lake deposits, N. Fayum, Egypt	MCZ_MP.222 Egypt
UMMZ_111963 Egypt
unknown
MNHN_MP_0922 Le Nil	MNHN_MP_0862 Nil	ANSP_47576 [no locality available - Africa]

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